Window №1
80x120cm. Oil on canvas. 2023
Window №2
80x120cm. Oil on canvas. 2023
Window №3
80x120cm. Oil on canvas. 2023
Window №4
80x120cm. Oil on canvas. 2023
Window №5
80x120cm. Acrylic, canvas. 2025
Window №6
80x120cm. Oil on canvas. 2025
Window №7
80x100cm, Oil on canvas. 2025
Window №8
80x120cm. Oil on canvas. 2026
Window №6
In this artwork, I refer to the "Liberty Leading the People" painting by the French artist Eugène Delacroix (1830)
Window №5
In this acrylic painting the point of reference is the Spanish painter Francisco Goya`s artwork named "The Third of May 1808 in Madrid", completed in 1814
Window №3
In this artwork I refer to the "Burning the Brushwood" painting by Finnish artist Eero Järnefelt (1893)
Window №4
In this artwork I refer to the "Conveying the Child's Coffin" (A Child's Funeral) painting by Finnish painter Albert Edelfelt completed in 1879
Window №1
In this painting I refer to the "Barge Haulers on the Volga" or "Burlaki on the Volga" — painting by Russian artist Ilya Repin (1870–1873)
Window №2
In this artwork I use a reference to Pieter Bruegel’s The Blind Leading the Blind (1568)
In the “Window” series the image of the window is central. After having been diagnosed a few years ago with Autism Spectrum Disorder, I now can better understand my peculiarities which I had previously not found an explanation for. My paintings serve as a window into my inner world, representing both my means of observing and understanding the external world and my way of sharing myself with others, allowing me to connect in a way that feels genuine and true.

In this series, however, the window is not just a threshold between the inner and outer, or the private and public. I use the window as a shifting gateway to the world of the past and do reflect on the differences, similarities and interconnections of past and present divided by the window. Thus, I explore the duality of past and present, merging two worlds and mixing different historical and social contexts to uncover new layers of meanings.

When I started showing my artworks to different audiences, I noticed that the works of, for example, Finnish artists are not very well-known outside of Finland, and the works of Russian masters are often unfamiliar to the European audience. That's when I decided that it would be appropriate to provide a list of paintings I made references to while working on this series.
Window №8
As a reference point in this painting, I use an image from Marina Abramović's performance "Balkan Baroque" (1997)
Window №7
In this artwork I refer to the Pieter Brueghel the Younger's "The Four Seasons. Summer" painting